Chateau Garden

80 levels of bubble shooting and a garden to decorate with barely any money, as 1 star, based on the number of moves, gives zero cash most of the time (mandatory move limit with a few bonus levels running on a timer instead). score is multiplied by the star rating, then divided by something for the gold amount to increase the grind, and there's no replay level button on the level complete screen. just about made it to level 40 before giving up, as only a single level is unlocked at a time and rng is beyond ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up. it's a rokaplay trademark but this wasn't even developed by them, yet still fits their brand. need a yellow stone? here's a green and a purple to mess up the whole board. the current and next tile can be switched but not making matches for a couple of turns spawns a ton more, often creating practically endless levels with nothing to match before more appear.

Slowly I'm getting my garden built up, this is an easy puzzle game that passes time.

The game has stopped working in wins 10

This is a fun matching game with a cute story. The best part is that for most of the levels there is no pressure for speed. Along the way you earn coins to decorate a garden. The decorating is a fun reward for earning the coins while completing levels. There are a total of 80 levels and some interesting boosts along the way. This is a delightful way to spend some time.

Chateau Garden is a casual puzzle adventure developed by Makivision Games and published by familyplay that blends traditional match-three gameplay with garden restoration and creative customization. Built around the idea of transforming a neglected estate into a breathtaking royal sanctuary, the game offers more than a simple sequence of puzzle challenges. By connecting every completed level to the visible improvement of a sprawling chateau garden, it creates a rewarding sense of progression that keeps players invested throughout the journey. The story follows a young princess who unexpectedly inherits a magnificent chateau. While the inheritance appears to be a dream come true, there is an important condition attached to it. Before she can truly claim her new home, she must restore the vast surrounding grounds that have fallen into disrepair. Once-beautiful pathways have become overgrown, decorative features have faded, and the garden has lost the elegance that once made it famous. The player's task is to help rebuild this forgotten paradise, one puzzle at a time. Although the narrative remains simple, it provides a pleasant framework that gives purpose to the gameplay and helps …

Almost a carbon-copy of their other game, India Garden, released just a month before this; same gimmick, same gameplay; some slight variation to levels. If you like this type of bubble shooter types of puzzle game, then go for it. I personally found it repetitive after a while and not very engaging.